What to watch this weekend in Canadian sports
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Canadian figure skaters are in position to reach the podium in every discipline following strong short programs Friday at the 2025 Finlandia Trophy.
The ninth-ranked Canadian women will be without coach Casey Stoney when they close out their 2025 schedule against No. 8 Japan in the upcoming November international window.
Valérie Maltais has found another gear heading into her fifth Olympic Games.
Canada heads into the World Cup year on the back of a win — and moving in the right direction, according to coach Jesse Marsch.
Owen Goodman feels as though he’s always been Canadian. To play for the men’s national soccer team, he needed to prove it.
(Fixes typo of Cavalry in paragraphs four and six)
Canada's Sophia Howell reached the World Triathlon Cup podium for the first time Sunday after a third-place finish in the sprint-distance race.